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The document discusses the target audience and content for a magazine aimed at teenagers ages 15-20. It will feature a teenage DJ on the cover to relate to the pressure of being an artist and student. Other images will show concerts and festivals to relate to events teenagers enjoy or want to attend. A questionnaire was used to design the magazine based on audience opinions, such as including social networks. The magazine represents teenagers as outgoing people who like to socialize and attend music-related events.
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Survey monkey analysis
From analyzing survey results, the key points are:
1) The target audience is ages 15-30, especially 15-20, and mostly female.
2) The target audience enjoys reading and active hobbies like swimming, gym, or football.
3) Most of the survey respondents like pop music, which they find fun and catchy.
My pitch
Briar-Rose Wilding proposes launching a pop music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds of both genders. She conducted research including surveys and focus groups to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. The magazine will include articles on popular artists, news, interviews, posters and charts. It will use bright colors, images and other conventions of pop music magazines. The first issue will feature stories on One Direction and new artists. The informal but sometimes formal tone aims to represent her target audience. She believes the magazine will succeed by providing inclusive content for both genders at an affordable price.
Question 2
This document summarizes the target audience of a music magazine. The magazine targets teenagers ages 15-18 of any gender or ethnicity. Research including a questionnaire confirmed that this age range is most interested in R&B music. Both male and female teens will be attracted to the magazine because it covers R&B artists, songs, and celebrity gossip that appeal to both genders. The magazine includes a mixture of photos of both male and female artists and models wearing clothing styles popular with the target demographic.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for NAM magazine is 16-25 year old males who enjoy attending music festivals and discovering new artists. This age group makes up the primary audience for festivals and will be most interested in the festival and tour content featured in the magazine. An older audience would not relate as well to the topics discussed or appreciate the festivals promoted. While the magazine aims to include more female artists, it will likely always have a greater focus on male artists and appeal more to a male readership. The typical reader is someone for whom music is a primary hobby, who enjoys live music experiences and discovering new music rather than listening to the same songs repeatedly.
Evaluation question 4 media
The document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. The target audience is identified as young adult males aged 16-25 who enjoy rock music. Research was conducted through interviews and surveys of college students, finding that 60% listened to rock music most. The magazine will focus on rock artists that appeal to this audience and take influences from classic rock magazines like Rolling Stone to attract readers with a bold masthead and clean layout. The target readership identifies with rock music's rebellious and non-conforming nature and sees it as a way to show individuality.
Who would be the audience for your media
My magazine, WHATSTHATMIX, targets 16-21 year olds interested in dance music, DJs, festivals, and gigs. It includes information for both male and female readers on new music, upcoming artists and live events. As a student myself who enjoys dance music, I priced the magazine at £2.50 to be affordable for other students like my target audience.
Who would be the audience for your media
My magazine, WHATSTHATMIX, is aimed at a 16-21 year old audience interested in dance music, DJs, festivals, and gigs. The magazine covers topics such as upcoming live music events, festivals and their lineups, as well as articles about how DJs produce their work. Priced at £2.50, the magazine was made affordable for its target student demographic while still being worthwhile. It serves to keep readers informed about new songs, upcoming artists and events for those who enjoy dance music and the live music scene.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author targeted their magazine audience. They aimed the magazine at women aged 16-25 who have disposable income to spend on entertainment like magazines and music events. To attract this audience, the author included many links to live music events since their research found this target group enjoys discovering new artists at social events. The magazine cover features an intense female model to signal to readers they will find passionate artists making good music. QR codes and links to an app and website were also included to keep the tech-savvy target audience up to date on their favorite bands.
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From analyzing survey results, the key points are:
1) The target audience is ages 15-30, especially 15-20, and mostly female.
2) The target audience enjoys reading and active hobbies like swimming, gym, or football.
3) Most of the survey respondents like pop music, which they find fun and catchy.
My pitch
Briar-Rose Wilding proposes launching a pop music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds of both genders. She conducted research including surveys and focus groups to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. The magazine will include articles on popular artists, news, interviews, posters and charts. It will use bright colors, images and other conventions of pop music magazines. The first issue will feature stories on One Direction and new artists. The informal but sometimes formal tone aims to represent her target audience. She believes the magazine will succeed by providing inclusive content for both genders at an affordable price.
Question 2
This document summarizes the target audience of a music magazine. The magazine targets teenagers ages 15-18 of any gender or ethnicity. Research including a questionnaire confirmed that this age range is most interested in R&B music. Both male and female teens will be attracted to the magazine because it covers R&B artists, songs, and celebrity gossip that appeal to both genders. The magazine includes a mixture of photos of both male and female artists and models wearing clothing styles popular with the target demographic.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for NAM magazine is 16-25 year old males who enjoy attending music festivals and discovering new artists. This age group makes up the primary audience for festivals and will be most interested in the festival and tour content featured in the magazine. An older audience would not relate as well to the topics discussed or appreciate the festivals promoted. While the magazine aims to include more female artists, it will likely always have a greater focus on male artists and appeal more to a male readership. The typical reader is someone for whom music is a primary hobby, who enjoys live music experiences and discovering new music rather than listening to the same songs repeatedly.
Evaluation question 4 media
The document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. The target audience is identified as young adult males aged 16-25 who enjoy rock music. Research was conducted through interviews and surveys of college students, finding that 60% listened to rock music most. The magazine will focus on rock artists that appeal to this audience and take influences from classic rock magazines like Rolling Stone to attract readers with a bold masthead and clean layout. The target readership identifies with rock music's rebellious and non-conforming nature and sees it as a way to show individuality.
Who would be the audience for your media
My magazine, WHATSTHATMIX, targets 16-21 year olds interested in dance music, DJs, festivals, and gigs. It includes information for both male and female readers on new music, upcoming artists and live events. As a student myself who enjoys dance music, I priced the magazine at £2.50 to be affordable for other students like my target audience.
Who would be the audience for your media
My magazine, WHATSTHATMIX, is aimed at a 16-21 year old audience interested in dance music, DJs, festivals, and gigs. The magazine covers topics such as upcoming live music events, festivals and their lineups, as well as articles about how DJs produce their work. Priced at £2.50, the magazine was made affordable for its target student demographic while still being worthwhile. It serves to keep readers informed about new songs, upcoming artists and events for those who enjoy dance music and the live music scene.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author targeted their magazine audience. They aimed the magazine at women aged 16-25 who have disposable income to spend on entertainment like magazines and music events. To attract this audience, the author included many links to live music events since their research found this target group enjoys discovering new artists at social events. The magazine cover features an intense female model to signal to readers they will find passionate artists making good music. QR codes and links to an app and website were also included to keep the tech-savvy target audience up to date on their favorite bands.
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Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 14-20 year olds based on a questionnaire showing more interest from younger people than older people. A 18 year old male depicted in an image would be a good representative of the target audience as he is in the middle of the age range, has long hair typical of readers, and wears indie clothes relating to the artists covered. A 17 year old female also depicted would be suitable as she is the right age, a rock music fan attending concerts, and would be interested in the magazine's live music reviews and ticket giveaways.
Question 2
This document discusses how the creator's music magazine represents teenage girls in the 21st century. The magazine is aimed primarily at teenage females around 18 years old. It focuses on fashion, makeup, and jewelry which the creator knows many teenage girls are interested in. The front cover image and interior photos depict a serious, sophisticated look. They show current styles and fashion trends for teenage girls. While not all teenage girls are passionate about fashion, the creator believes most of the target audience is and finding inspiration from them was easier. The magazine also includes music information aimed to appeal to both genders like festivals and popular songs.
Social groups
1) The document discusses how a music magazine represents its target social group.
2) The target social group is described as mostly students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music, going to live concerts, and using technology.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to this group by featuring relevant artists, having a low price, and portraying an appropriate lifestyle without stereotypes.
Evaluation 4
The document describes research conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. Surveys found that the intended readers are primarily young males (aged 16-24) interested in rock music. These individuals enjoy listening to music, using social media, and attending music festivals. The magazine will aim to appeal to both male and female readers of this age range by using gender-neutral design and themes focused on music, artists, and events relevant to teens and young adults. It will also include links to popular social media sites to engage readers who frequently use social media.
Survey Results
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Questionnaire results
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Question 4
The target audience of the magazine is teens and young adults aged 16-24 who are primarily female. They are likely still in education and have a strong interest in music, listening to it frequently and many having musical knowledge or ability. The magazine aims to appeal to both more social and less social readers in this age group by offering music-related content as well as chances to win tickets to events or activities. Fashion content is also included to further engage the target audience.
Question 2
The magazine aims to represent females aged 16-24 in a way that breaks negative stereotypes. On the cover, a model named Izzy is featured with a serious expression, wearing black clothing and little makeup to portray women as powerful and independent. Inside the magazine, there are role models for young women to aspire to for positive reasons. Another interview subject, Eden, represents older indie artists in her 30s through her modest clothing and guitar, breaking stereotypes of artists over 28 while still relating to the target audience. The magazine uses photography and subjects to showcase both gender and age in a way that challenges common stereotypes.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted at 16-17 year olds. It will ask about gender to determine if the magazine should be targeted at males, females, or both. It will also ask about favorite artists to feature those that the target audience likes. The price of the magazine will be around £1-£1.50 since the target audience does not have a lot of money. Favorite type of music will help determine the genre of the magazine. Dedication to music will help decide whether to include concerts or more affordable content like albums.
Question4 evaluation
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Target Audience
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Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses a music magazine aimed at teenage and young females between 15-21 years old who listen to pop music. The magazine features a teenage boy model, Justin Bieber, on each page to represent popular pop singers that the target audience likes. The magazine includes fashion tips from pop singers, interviews, and gossip about breakups, conforming to stereotypes that teenage girls enjoy pop music and teenage boy artists. The magazine was designed based on feedback from pop music and boy band fans to represent their favorite genres.
Evaluation question four
The target audience for the media product is young people aged 15-26 who enjoy indie, alternative, and underground music. This is the genre the creator listens to as well. Conducting audience feedback showed many others the same age also enjoy this genre. Therefore, the media product can be distributed to a larger audience. Two specific people, Dan and Luke, are also likely to read and purchase the magazine. Dan listens to the bands featured and Luke aspires to be a bass player like the artists mentioned.
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The target audience for the magazine is females aged 16-late 20s as the content focuses on girls' fashion for nights out and uses female models. The color scheme of pink and white is meant to appeal to females. However, the author acknowledges the magazine could be improved by including male models and more masculine content to broaden the audience. The intended readers are also described as "hedonists" interested in music, nightlife, clubbing and fun without responsibilities. An article about nightlife and music in Ibiza was included because it would interest this target group. Audience research was collected from both the target audience and others.
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The target audience for the media product would be teenagers and young adults aged 16-35 who are interested in indie music. This audience attends gigs regularly, has social circles that discuss new music, and dresses in casual retro styles influenced by past decades. They have busy lifestyles as students or workers but make time to follow the indie music scene through magazines, websites, social media, and word of mouth. The magazine would be tailored to this audience's interests in new and unsigned artists, affordable ticket prices for gigs, and around 26-40 pages that could be read during free time. It would include profiles of typical audience members and focus on upcoming concerts to match readers' active participation in the indie music community.
Magazine proposal
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Magazine proposal
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Question 4
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In this power point I have introduced and described my target audience, and my magazine is suitable for them.
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The target audience for the magazine is 14-20 year olds based on a questionnaire showing more interest from younger people than older people. A 18 year old male depicted in an image would be a good representative of the target audience as he is in the middle of the age range, has long hair typical of readers, and wears indie clothes relating to the artists covered. A 17 year old female also depicted would be suitable as she is the right age, a rock music fan attending concerts, and would be interested in the magazine's live music reviews and ticket giveaways.
Question 2
This document discusses how the creator's music magazine represents teenage girls in the 21st century. The magazine is aimed primarily at teenage females around 18 years old. It focuses on fashion, makeup, and jewelry which the creator knows many teenage girls are interested in. The front cover image and interior photos depict a serious, sophisticated look. They show current styles and fashion trends for teenage girls. While not all teenage girls are passionate about fashion, the creator believes most of the target audience is and finding inspiration from them was easier. The magazine also includes music information aimed to appeal to both genders like festivals and popular songs.
Social groups
1) The document discusses how a music magazine represents its target social group.
2) The target social group is described as mostly students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music, going to live concerts, and using technology.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to this group by featuring relevant artists, having a low price, and portraying an appropriate lifestyle without stereotypes.
Evaluation 4
The document describes research conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. Surveys found that the intended readers are primarily young males (aged 16-24) interested in rock music. These individuals enjoy listening to music, using social media, and attending music festivals. The magazine will aim to appeal to both male and female readers of this age range by using gender-neutral design and themes focused on music, artists, and events relevant to teens and young adults. It will also include links to popular social media sites to engage readers who frequently use social media.
Survey Results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new magazine. It found that the target audience should be ages 16-19, and include both male and female readers. The survey showed a preference for dubstep music among respondents from various backgrounds. However, dubstep may not be suitable for regular coverage in a magazine, unlike R&B music. The survey also provided insight into popular magazine sections like gossip and freebies, and attention-grabbing covers with celebrities that could be included. The price of the new magazine will be based on this market research.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses research conducted for a music magazine targeted at 13 to 21 year olds. A questionnaire was used to gather information on the target audience's gender, interests in reading music magazines, and favorite music genres. The results showed that males in the target age range tended to prefer genres like grime and hip hop more than females. This information will help ensure the magazine focuses on genres most popular with the intended readers. The research was beneficial for properly tailoring the magazine to have wide audience appeal.
Question 4
The target audience of the magazine is teens and young adults aged 16-24 who are primarily female. They are likely still in education and have a strong interest in music, listening to it frequently and many having musical knowledge or ability. The magazine aims to appeal to both more social and less social readers in this age group by offering music-related content as well as chances to win tickets to events or activities. Fashion content is also included to further engage the target audience.
Question 2
The magazine aims to represent females aged 16-24 in a way that breaks negative stereotypes. On the cover, a model named Izzy is featured with a serious expression, wearing black clothing and little makeup to portray women as powerful and independent. Inside the magazine, there are role models for young women to aspire to for positive reasons. Another interview subject, Eden, represents older indie artists in her 30s through her modest clothing and guitar, breaking stereotypes of artists over 28 while still relating to the target audience. The magazine uses photography and subjects to showcase both gender and age in a way that challenges common stereotypes.
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The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted at 16-17 year olds. It will ask about gender to determine if the magazine should be targeted at males, females, or both. It will also ask about favorite artists to feature those that the target audience likes. The price of the magazine will be around £1-£1.50 since the target audience does not have a lot of money. Favorite type of music will help determine the genre of the magazine. Dedication to music will help decide whether to include concerts or more affordable content like albums.
Question4 evaluation
This document discusses a magazine created for the target audience of 17-25 year olds who are interested in R&B music and fashion trends. The magazine was guided by Summer, who seeks status through social media and staying on top of fashion trends. She also reads R&B magazines, so she helped ensure the magazine included the right content, like interviews and gossip about popular artists, to attract its intended demographic.
Target Audience
The document describes the target audience for a new music magazine. The magazine would target males and females aged 14 to 30 who have an interest in chart music, especially new chart music. The magazine would also appeal to people from different social classes.
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The document discusses a music magazine aimed at teenage and young females between 15-21 years old who listen to pop music. The magazine features a teenage boy model, Justin Bieber, on each page to represent popular pop singers that the target audience likes. The magazine includes fashion tips from pop singers, interviews, and gossip about breakups, conforming to stereotypes that teenage girls enjoy pop music and teenage boy artists. The magazine was designed based on feedback from pop music and boy band fans to represent their favorite genres.
Evaluation question four
The target audience for the media product is young people aged 15-26 who enjoy indie, alternative, and underground music. This is the genre the creator listens to as well. Conducting audience feedback showed many others the same age also enjoy this genre. Therefore, the media product can be distributed to a larger audience. Two specific people, Dan and Luke, are also likely to read and purchase the magazine. Dan listens to the bands featured and Luke aspires to be a bass player like the artists mentioned.
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The document discusses different ways teenagers are represented in media such as television shows and films. It portrays teenagers as either hedonistic partiers engaged in crime, drugs, and reckless behavior, or as hard working individuals who prioritize education and family. The target audience of the magazine is described as skilled or semi-skilled manual workers between the ages of 16-24 who enjoy clubbing and dance music. The magazine takes a positive approach to representing teenagers' social lives and pursuits of fun and pleasure through youth.
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The target audience for the magazine is females aged 16-late 20s as the content focuses on girls' fashion for nights out and uses female models. The color scheme of pink and white is meant to appeal to females. However, the author acknowledges the magazine could be improved by including male models and more masculine content to broaden the audience. The intended readers are also described as "hedonists" interested in music, nightlife, clubbing and fun without responsibilities. An article about nightlife and music in Ibiza was included because it would interest this target group. Audience research was collected from both the target audience and others.
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The target audience for the media product would be teenagers and young adults aged 16-35 who are interested in indie music. This audience attends gigs regularly, has social circles that discuss new music, and dresses in casual retro styles influenced by past decades. They have busy lifestyles as students or workers but make time to follow the indie music scene through magazines, websites, social media, and word of mouth. The magazine would be tailored to this audience's interests in new and unsigned artists, affordable ticket prices for gigs, and around 26-40 pages that could be read during free time. It would include profiles of typical audience members and focus on upcoming concerts to match readers' active participation in the indie music community.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine called "Original" that will provide early news and information about music. It will target 16-30 year olds, focusing on R&B, soul and pop genres, which are very popular. To appeal to its young audience, the magazine will be priced at £2.50 and will include free extras like apps to engage readers as well as being available online.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine called "Original" that will provide early news and updates on music. It will target 16-30 year olds, focusing on R&B, soul and pop genres, which are popular with fans. To appeal to its young audience, the magazine will be priced at £2.50 and will include free extras like apps to engage readers as well as being available online.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents teenagers and students. It aims to portray these social groups, which are often negatively stereotyped in media, in a positive light. The magazine does this by using easily readable fonts, including slang, and featuring rebellious images and stories that teenagers can relate to, such as concerts. It also represents the middle-class status of its target audience through relatable hobbies and stories of hard work. The goal is to challenge stereotypes and make teenagers feel understood.
Question 2
The document discusses how a teen magazine called "Pop it" represents particular social groups in its media product. It targets teenage girls aged 15-18. To represent this group, the magazine uses a female model in that age range as its cover photo who teenage girls would look up to. The photo shows the model posing like a music artist to represent how teens try to excel in their goals and careers. The magazine aims to positively portray teenagers rather than how the media often depicts them.
Who would be your audience for your media product?
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The intended audience is ages 16-25, both male and female, who enjoy rock and indie music. Features like album reviews, concert listings, and profiles of up-and-coming artists between ages 16-30 are aimed at attracting this demographic. Both male and female artists are featured to appeal to both genders and combat stereotypes. The magazine's design also incorporates reader feedback to appeal to their interests.
Who would be your audience for your media product?
The document discusses targeting a magazine audience of 16-25 year olds who enjoy rock and indie music. It aims to include both male and female artists to appeal to both genders equally and defeat stereotypes. Key features for the target audience include festival information, gig guides, and album reviews to cater to their interests in live music, concerts, and collecting albums. Images used will feature artists in this age range doing things like playing guitars to relate to readers' hobbies.
Who would be your audience for your media product?
The document discusses targeting a magazine audience of 16-25 year olds who enjoy rock and indie music. It aims to include both male and female artists to appeal to both genders equally and defeat stereotypes. Key features for the target audience include festival information, gig guides, and album reviews to cater to their interests in live music, concerts, and collecting albums. Images used will feature artists in this age range doing things like playing guitars to relate to readers' hobbies.
Evaluation questions
The document is a portfolio submission from a student named Alexander Stuart Metcalfe for a media studies course. It includes details about the intended target audience and purpose of their proposed music magazine product.
The primary target audience is identified as males aged 16-30 who enjoy indie music. A secondary audience of women and older/younger people also interested in indie music is mentioned. Market research suggests the audience wants to read about up-and-coming bands in addition to established artists.
Several real-world magazines are referenced as examples, particularly NME, in terms of format, distribution, and appealing to a similar audience. Distribution through a monthly print magazine, website, app and social media is proposed to make the
Target Audience
- The target audience for the media product is indie teenage girls aged 14-18 who are interested in music, fashion, festivals and photography.
- The media kit shows that the magazine audience is 92% female, with a median age of 16 from socioeconomic class ABC1.
- A stereotypical member of the target audience would be a 16 year old female from class AB1 who shops at Topshop and listens to indie, festival, and some pop music.
Target Audience
- The target audience for the media product is indie teenage girls aged 14-18 who are interested in music, fashion, festivals and photography.
- The media kit shows that the magazine audience is 92% female, with a median age of 16 from socioeconomic class ABC1.
- Companies and products likely to advertise include clothing brands like Topshop and Asos, music festivals, albums, fashion items and cameras.
Question 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a rock/metal music magazine. It describes using photographs of musicians and fans that the target audience can relate to in terms of style and age. The content focuses on popular bands and articles about artists' personal lives that readers can relate to. Photos from concerts and interviews aim to make readers feel connected to musicians. The magazine's style uses themes of alternative fashion familiar to the target audience. Free posters and a giveaway competition aim to attract costumers by offering extras they cannot afford.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience for a student union magazine. The target audience will be university students aged 18-23 who have busy workloads but also enjoy socializing through activities like going to events, clubs and parties. As such, the magazine will likely feature content on live music acts, tours and the party lifestyle. It will need to cover a wide variety of genres to appeal to different interests. The magazine will also utilize social media to engage readers and promote the magazine. While readers may not have time to read extensively, the magazine will aim to inform them about music events and help shape their style. The target age is dictated by typical university attendance from 18-23. Both male and female students will be targeted as the lifestyle
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How does your media product represent particular social
- 2. As a magazine has a defined target audience to try to relate to as much as possible; for my magazine the target audience is mainly teenagers from the ages of 15- 20. These are the people who will be listening to this genre of music and may follow it to festivals and gigs. It also fits in with the student nightlife.
- 3. For the main model the use of a teenager who is a DJ enables to audience to relate to him as they know the pressure he could be going under as a artist and a student at the same time. Being a teenager he follows the common trend of being something different which shows in his style of clothes.
- 4. Also in other images it features a gig, this enables the teenagers to relate to a gig or festival which they have gone to, or if they wanted to go and had to revise for a exam or do coursework.
- 5. With the use of a questionnaire before the magazine was created, it changed the way it was originally going to be as I took into account what people thought and their opinions. One example is the use of the online community so I included social networks.
- 6. Overall teenagers are represented as a outgoing or crazy group of people that like to socialise well with others. This is seen through the use of images and festival information in the magazine.